Sentence examples for fighting labour from inspiring English sources

But she is so locked in to fighting Labour that she cannot seem to stop and consider the consequences.

The party lost every single seat it contested in Manchester and suffered particularly badly in seats where it was fighting Labour in the North.

Ukip is fighting Labour in the Oldham West and Royton byelection in December and has been doing all it can to portray Corbyn as unpatriotic.

Michael Heseltine yesterday renewed his attack on the ballot, claiming it created divisions when the Tories should be concentrating on fighting Labour.

This should allow the Conservatives to concentrate on fighting Labour, which will be in the ring with two opponents.And there is also plenty for Conservatives to attack the Labour-led council on.

For some tastes, especially those of the activists who spend their lives fighting Labour in local government, the official posture of "constructive opposition" in Westminster has been a trifle too constructive and a tad short on opposition.

You know, fuck it: you consider us low value, but at the same time we are the ones fighting for labour rights – for your labour rights.

When we do so, it seems we will now be fighting the Labour frontbench as well as the government.

Ministers are fighting backbench Labour MPs over the education white paper proposals to give state schools more independence and increase choice.

With that in mind, the authors are not particularly ambitious in their recommendations: a nationwide advisory panel for groups fighting slave labour and a requirement that audit firms report suspected criminal activity to the police.

At the General Election, the public will have the opportunity to vote for the real opposition in Britain: the Liberal Democrats And we will be fighting both Labour and Conservative.